Hogwarts: I am Voldemort

What would you do if you climbed up to the boss of a mysterious world and were appointed by him to be the financial spokesperson of the world?

Want to learn more about financial management?

Looking for more investment projects?

Or, keep the accounts in order and show that you are dedicated to your duties?

Maybe this is the choice of normal people, but Pochs obviously belongs to the abnormal group.

His choice is how to go on the road of flattery for a longer time and more professionally.

For this reason, he even did not hesitate to invite those royal housekeepers for professional training.

Therefore, when Voldemort saw Porches again, this guy seemed to be a completely different person.

Elegant clothes, straight spine, professional fake smile, elegant yet formal etiquette.

Good guy, this is just like a conscientious aristocratic butler.

"What are your orders, Your Majesty?"

As soon as they met, Porchis bowed slightly reservedly, and there was no trace of humility in his professional fake smile.

Well, it is indeed the style of an aristocratic butler.

"I……"

Voldemort took a moment to adapt and then said, "I need you to do an Internet survey for me on how many Muggles there are who seem to really want the wizarding world to exist."

"The scope you need, Your Majesty." Pochis asked with a slight bow.

"One from the world and one from the United States. You can give me the American one first." Voldemort said.

"Okay, wait a moment, Your Majesty."

Porchis bowed again and quickly took out the phone in his arms with his white-gloved hand.

Then, he dialed a phone number slowly and quickly repeated Voldemort's task.

"Who can you call?" Voldemort asked curiously.

"My brain trust, Your Majesty."

There was no pride on Porchis's face, but his reserve made people want to punch him in the face.

"There are a lot of talents gathered there, ready to provide professional judgment for your decision-making. I think this is what you need."

Voldemort shrugged, exactly what he needed.

He definitely doesn't have time to do it himself. Pochs can create such a think tank, which can be regarded as serious.

But despite his intentions, Voldemort was still not used to his behavior.

"When did he become like this?" Voldemort asked Gemma.

"Not long after your coronation, he mentioned this idea to me, but at that time he also had to run around with you, so he never implemented it."

Gemma said in a low voice, and looked at Bochis from time to time, "Later, when you were in retreat at the Holy Mountain, he took the time to learn it. It seems good, at least he is more organized in doing things."

Voldemort nodded slightly.

He just observed that when the two of them were talking, Porchis didn't look sideways, as if he didn't notice that the two were discussing him at all.

This kind of performance made Voldemort feel that he was in good condition.

No longer studying Porchis, Voldemort asked him the time again.

"Wait a moment, Your Majesty, the think tank has made a plan and will notify us as soon as possible."

After Porchis finished speaking, he gestured to the waiter at the door.

While Voldemort was still wondering what this meant, the door had opened and a group of waiters came in carrying a set of dinners.

"It's a lot more considerate than before."

Voldemort said something to Gemma, and then began to enjoy the feast.

And when he finished eating and began to wipe his mouth, Porchis came up again.

"The United States needs three days, and the fastest in the world is ten days, but it may be longer." Pochs said.

"Okay, Porchis, go ahead and execute it. I will wait for the results here." Voldemort said.

"Yes, Your Majesty." Porchis responded and walked backwards out of the room.

"Wait for three days, Gemma, and my subsequent schedule will also be postponed."

Voldemort waved and said, and entered his office with a bedroom, took a shower, and then had a good sleep.

Three days later, the report appeared in Voldemort's book on time.

"Fifty-six percent of American Muggles hope that the wizarding world is real, and 15% of American Muggles believe that the wizarding world is real."

Voldemort looked at the information in his hand and didn't know how to evaluate the fifteen percent of American Muggles.

Do these people have brains, or do they have no brains?

"Next, execute the plan?" Gemma asked excitedly, licking her lips.

In the past three days, the two of them had not been idle and discussed the response plan.

Now this data is obviously suitable for their plan.

"The execution will be carried out by you and Bochis' brain trust together." Voldemort said without hesitation.

"Yes, Your Majesty." Gemma said excitedly, then turned and left.

From this day on, more and more voices are participating in the discussion on the existence of the wizarding world on the American Internet.

There are even several computer viruses that will automatically pop up a label such as "Is there a possibility that the wizarding world really exists?"

If you click "No", the computer will be infected; if you click "Yes", the virus will not break out.

Faced with such an operation, the American Muggle Internet exploded.

Everyone is discussing which organization is pulling such a prank.

However, the matter is not over yet, as more and more information supporting the existence of wizards appears.

There are also computer viruses that force people to view evidence of the existence of wizards, including using text, sound, and video.

These videos are even mixed with scenes from the Harry Potter movies.

At first glance, the content is fake, and the words that seemed quite credible suddenly become untrustworthy.

The chaotic and complicated situation has attracted more and more people's attention and even participation in discussions.

In this discussion, a problem arises.

There are always wizards who are seen by more than one person when using magic.

When everyone discusses collectively, and some people even take the initiative to sort out the information, the results of mutual reflection seem to represent the truth.

And as more and more truths emerge, more and more people believe in the existence of the wizarding world.

"Isn't it?"

"Is there really a wizarding world?"

"Why are they hiding? Is it really because of the existence of witch hunters?"

More and more such discussions are taking place on the Internet.

Even the U.S. government has intervened and begun investigations.

The finger quickly pointed to the source of everything, the Riddle Consortium.

In a short period of time, it is impossible to hide the emotions that are stirred up on a large scale.

More importantly, Voldemort had no intention of hiding.

Because just when the U.S. government wanted to target him, the southern state governments in the United States suddenly began to encourage people to vote in a referendum, wanting to withdraw from the U.S. government and become an independent country.

If that were the case, the U.S. government would not be anxious. After all, this state in the south has not had this problem happen once or twice.

The problem is that the Indian tribes in the northern United States have also started to engage in trouble.

They proposed that according to the earliest agreement and the current constitution, they could become an independent country.

If they were just speaking out, the problem would not be serious. But for some reason, many newspapers and periodicals in Europe have reported on these two incidents.

This forced the U.S. government, which originally wanted to suppress the "Is there a possibility" remarks, to focus on two more important issues first and give up attention on this matter.

After all, the wizarding world does not exist, but those two places really want to be independent.